Center for Cognitive and Social Neuroscience: The University of Chicago

Events

2007/2008 Speakers

The Center for Cognitive and Social Neuroscience in collaboration with other Departments, Centers, Institutes, and Programs, sponsor talks on a wide range of topics by visiting scholars. Speakers are currently being scheduled, but among those who will be speaking are the following:

Ken Paller

Steve Shevell talking about Human Color Vision on March 7, 2007.

Cognitive & Social Neuroscience Advanced Study Workshop

20 November 2007

4:00-5:30PM

Keith Worsley, (PowerPoint Presentation)
McGill University

The statistical analysis of fMRI data, 'bubbles' data, & the connectivity between the two

Harper 140

29 January 2008

4:00 - 5:30PM

Stanislas Dehaene, (Home page)
College de France

The visual word form area: Myth or reality?

Harper 140

11 March 2008

4:00 - 5:30PM

Hermann Ackermann, (Home page)
University of Tubingen

Cerebellar contributions to speech production and perception

Harper 140

8 April 2008

4:00 - 5:30PM

Robert Levenson, (Home page)
University of California, Berkeley

Empathy & Its Psychobiological Underpinnings

Harper 140

22 April 2008

4:00 - 5:30PM

Bruce S. McEwen, (Home page)
Rockefeller University

Stress & Adaptation: Physiology, Neurobiology, & the Central Role of the Brain

Harper 140

6 May 2008

4:00-5:30PM

Wil Cunningham, (Home page)
Ohio State University

How motivation shapes affective processes

Harper 140

 

Neuroscience Related Department of Psychology Colloquia

7 February 2008

4:00-5:30PM

Luiz Pessoa

Indiana University

TBA

20 March 2008

4:00-5:30PM

Tor Wager

Columbia University

TBA

 

 

 

 

 

 

In addition, during the academic year the following speaker series are generally of interest:

Center for Decision Research Behavioral Science Workshop TBA
fMRI Roundtable

TBA

Department of Psychology Colloquia

Thursdays 4:00-5:30PM

TBA

Social Psychology Brownbag

Fridays 12noon-1:30PM

TBA


Research in Progress Seminars (RIPS)

The Center faculty also participate in various workshops, brown bags, and research in progress seminars. To be added to the email list for announcements of talks and events, email mchristian@uchicago.edu

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